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Would be cool if they did a full page article on it in print, but then nobody would even notice...
 
I didn't think it was that bad. They were asked a question and they answered it. It didn't need to be long.

Yeah, but I think I would liked to have seen a better question asked. Instead of "Is 41 too old for a rollercoaster?" they should have asked something more along the lines of "What measures are you taking to ensure that this iconic ride is able to continue operating safely for the foreseeable future?"
 
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Yeah, but I think I would liked to have seen a better question asked. Instead of "Is 41 too old for a rollercoaster?" they should have asked something more along the lines of "What measures are you taking to ensure that this iconic ride is able to continue operating safely for the foreseeable future?"

You had your chance. Too late.
 
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Truthfully, the better question to answer all other questions is...

Is The Loch Ness Monster the MOST recognizable roller coaster of ALL TIME?... because it might just be.
If not, it's likely the most recognizable steel roller coaster of all time. For those reasons it may not ever be "too old".
 
Truthfully, the better question to answer all other questions is...

Is The Loch Ness Monster the MOST recognizable roller coaster of ALL TIME?... because it might just be.

That's a real interesting question. I tend to think Revolution might be more known (arguably) but there's no doubt LNM is iconic in popular culture.
 
That's a real interesting question. I tend to think Revolution might be more known (arguably) but there's no doubt LNM is iconic in popular culture.

I was thinking Cyclone (Coney Island), but I guess if you qualify it with steel coaster Nessie holds up pretty well.
 
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